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Goldman Sachs: Clients 'Dusting Off' M&A Playbooks After Trump Win

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December 10, 2024

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Since Donald Trump's US election win, Goldman Sachs has seen clients dusting off their playbooks and making inquiries about possible M&A targets, according to Christina Minnis, head of the firm's global credit finance & global acquisition team. "It’ll be industry specific,” she says, noting certain industries will be under more pressure to consolidate than others." She made the comments at Bloomberg's Women, Money & Power event in London.

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